Turn Your Back And Look ...............
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Turn Your Back And Look ...............
My two kids had a field day in my office recently when Daddy left them for 10 mins to attend a customer. All I could do was laugh when I returned to see the two of them with guilty faces playing scrapyard crashes with both the toys and precious models on my diorama - ah well - kids! you gotta love em
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Re: Turn Your Back And Look ...............
Hi Chris,
Am new to the site and the whole forum thing, have to say I'm insanely jealous of the jcb collection, the display cases full of 3cs look amazing It was myself who's just ordered the 4d from Martyn and I hope it will be the first of many - there simply is no comparison between these and the mass produced nzg's and joals of this world.
My one regret is that I didn't go into the world of plant operating when I left school, I still don't know know why I didn't, I have fond memories of watching the 3cs at work in the seventies, seeing them bouncing along the roads!! I got behind the controls of a mid seventies 3cii when my father-in-law was doing a self build a couple of years ago and remember the brakes were a bit iffy!!
Regards.
Andy.
Am new to the site and the whole forum thing, have to say I'm insanely jealous of the jcb collection, the display cases full of 3cs look amazing It was myself who's just ordered the 4d from Martyn and I hope it will be the first of many - there simply is no comparison between these and the mass produced nzg's and joals of this world.
My one regret is that I didn't go into the world of plant operating when I left school, I still don't know know why I didn't, I have fond memories of watching the 3cs at work in the seventies, seeing them bouncing along the roads!! I got behind the controls of a mid seventies 3cii when my father-in-law was doing a self build a couple of years ago and remember the brakes were a bit iffy!!
Regards.
Andy.
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